Police are reviewing information relating to possible historic criminal offences at a school where more than 80 children died after being treated with contaminated blood products.
The force has confirmed it has recorded crime reports from survivors of Treloar’s School after meeting former pupils this week.
This included Gary Webster, Steve Nicholls, Adrian Goodyear and Richard Warwick – collectively known as “the Treloar’s Boys”.
The men, who have haemophilia, were treated at Lord Mayor Treloar College during the 1970s and 1980s and contracted HIV or hepatitis C through contaminated blood products. The Infected Blood Inquiry found that some pupils were also subjected to medical research without informed parental consent.
The force, however, was careful to emphasise that no formal criminal investigation has yet been launched.
